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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1967
Page
7
A long list of area churches with pastors, service times, and programs. Items include Vin t Vin t parish announcements for Masses and confessions, plus Baldwin Assembly of God and multiple denominations with Sunday School times, morning worships, evening services, and midweek meetings.
This brief notice lists several church affiliations and service times. Rev Garold Cooper of First Methodist on W4 Eighth Street Raymond grants worship at 17 a.m. Ives Chapel Methodist Church led by Charles Coldsmith offers Sunday School at 10 a.m. St Johns United Church of Christ sits 21 miles West of Baldwin Junction and 1 mile North with Rev J F Krueger preaching Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship 10 a.m. Bethel church is 11 miles West of Baldwin led by Rev Robert B Alexander with Church School 10 a.m. and Worship.
Rev Richard Benton leads Evangelical United Brothers with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and Youth Fellowship worship at 6 30 p.m. Alternate Sundays include Eudora EUB services at 7 30 p.m. Bible study ends Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Clinton Presbyterian Church is led by Robert Th Schubert with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m.
A compendium of worship times and church activities lists Masses Confessions Sunday schools and Bible studies for several parishes. It notes pastors and service hours including Catholic Masses First Fridays and nocturnal adoration as well as denominational gatherings at United Methodist Christ Latter Day Saint and Baptist churches along with a Jewish center and a lodge meeting schedule.
Vinland Cemetery will hold its annual Memorial Day services at 2 p.m. Sunday with Don Cashatt delivering the memorial address. Vocal performances by Pauletta and Rhonda Gibler, Terri and Audrey Kepple, Pam Ela Schmidt and Patty Hoskinson. Chuck Ford to play taps. Arrangements by Vinland Cemetery Association with Mrs. Jesse Walbridge in charge.
Special guests at the 11 a.m. worship service Sunday will be Trinity High School graduates, honored by Trinity Lutheran Church. The event highlights local students as they transition from high school to the next chapter.
The United States agreed to provide a 42 million dollar food subsidy to South Vietnam for the next year. Commodities will be sold to families of South Vietnamese armed forces at reduced prices, with receipts funding the South Vietnamese military commissary system.
The Vacation Church School of Lecompton Evangelical United Brethren Church starts at 9 a.m. Monday for two weeks with classes Monday through Friday for ages 4 through junior high. No session Memorial Day. Concluding program Sunday June 11. Teachers include Charlene Winter, Freda LaDuke kindergarten, Maxine Dark, Marjorie Endsley, Pat Bahnmaier primary, Ella Thacker junior, Alice Cole and Rosalie Banks junior high.
Sutton Cemetery will hold Memorial Day services at 2 p.m. Sunday with ceremonies near the site about one mile west of Baldwin Junction.
Eudora reports several lodge and church events. Minerva Rebekah Lodge voted to suspend summer meetings and planned a memorial service for deceased members. June hosts include Nora Dowding and Bert Dowding. United Methodist Women postponed to May 31 with a self study phase II by Louise Woods. VinlandMethodist women invited. Dedication service for air conditioning and memorial doors at the church honored late local figures. Local high school graduates received scholarships. Baker University and Kansas University music camps noted. Wise Buyers Read the Classifieds.
Six year accelerated M D program at Boston University yields 24 graduates led by Stuart E Siegel. The cohort completed two years of college work in three years and entered medical school, saving about $2000 per student while gaining two years to pursue careers and leadership. Ebaugh says the class performed as well as traditional entrants.
Crooked Billet Stable displays distinctive racing colors featuring a white mouse emblem on their silks noted for its uniqueness in the stable.
Lawrence groups from three posts join to sell remembrance poppies Saturday to aid veteran rehabilitation and child welfare. Volunteers include both men and women. Mayor Raney endorses participation and asks citizens to wear two poppies to honor the dead by aiding the living.
An all male federal jury in Alexandria convicts Staff Sgt. Herbert W. Boeckenhaupt, 24, of conspiring to transmit and obtain national defense information for the Soviets. Punishments range from execution to 10 years, with sentencing postponed for a probation report as his wife Sherry weeps.
A late spring storm swept New England bringing heavy rain and snow with gale winds from Cape Cod to Portland. Coastal towns faced 2 to 3 foot high tides and street flooding. power outages and damaged crops, including tobacco nets in the Connecticut River valley, were reported.
Seven Kansas University students received cash prizes in poetry and literacy criticism from the KU English Department. Recipients include William Holm Minnieola Missouri graduate student Mrs Orick Peterson Kansas City Missouri graduate student Gary Wolfe Springfield Missouri junior Myrtle Chamberlin Cleveland Ohio graduate student Dean Bevan Pittsburg graduate student John Rezmerski Johnsonburg Pennsylvania graduate student and Doris Johnson Lurya junior.
Denise Lee, 5, was the sole survivor of a flaming crash 60 miles northeast of Las Vegas. Parents Coy S. Lee and Rosemary Lee, brother David age 1, sister Janice 4, and infant Rebecca died. Denise escaped through a window, suffering a broken collarbone. The family hailed from Palmdale California after trips to Manhattan Kansas and Frankfort Indiana.
Gov. Robert Docking announced legal adviser Ron Baxter will represent Kansas at the Presidents conference on juvenile delinquency in Washington June 12. Delegates will exchange ideas to better coordinate state and federal efforts to curb juvenile delinquency.
The Columbia AAUP calls to revoke James Rollins expulsion from the University of Missouri law school until he faces trial on a marijuana charge. It cites lack of testimony, interagency disagreement, and urges policy change including written reasons and public proceedings.
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